Political connections, informational asymmetry, and the efficient resolution of financial distress
We show that securities issued by a distressed firm, often through exchange offers, providethe most efficient resolution of financial restructuring. Information asymmetry between thefirm-bank coalition and small bondholders gives rise to other forms of distress resolutionsuch as refinancing, public...
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Main Authors: | ANEY, Madhav S., BANERJI, Sanjay |
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2022
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